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India's Karan Singh clinched the ITF M15 Bali singles title after defeating New Zealand's Isaac Becroft in the final. The fourth-seeded Indian won the championship without dropping a set, securing his fourth career title and third of the 2026 season
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Defending champions Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the US Open quarterfinals in straight sets. Sabalenka defeated Taylor Townsend, while Alcaraz beat Tommy Paul. American players also enjoyed strong runs, with multiple quarterfinal spots secured at Flushing Meadows
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Aryna Sabalenka briefly halted her US Open third-round match against Kamilla Rakhimova after complaining about the strong smell of weed. Her comments, including a joke that she might “get high”, sparked humorous and critical reactions across social media
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Aryna Sabalenka criticised a reporter for suggesting she had been partying before the US Open while promoting sponsors. The defending champion dominated Polina Iatcenko 6-1, 6-1 in 54 minutes, extending her New York winning streak to 15 matches and advancing to face Kamilla Rakhimova
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Novak Djokovic suffered a shock first-round US Open defeat to Argentina’s Mariano Navone, losing a four-hour, 36-minute five-set battle. The 39-year-old, hampered by illness and physical issues, exited the tournament at his earliest Grand Slam stage in two decades
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Mannan Agarwal and Shreeniti Chowdhury emerged champions in the boys’ and girls’ singles categories respectively at the Raja Narasimha Rao Memorial ITD Tennis Tournament in Hyderabad. Agarwal defeated Ranvir Singh, while Shreeniti upset Savitha Bhubaneswar in their respective finals
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Roger Federer has hinted at another US Open appearance after making an emotional return to Arthur Ashe Stadium for a Legends exhibition. The 20-time Grand Slam champion said John McEnroe’s longevity inspires him to consider playing again before fans
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Tennis players Mirra Andreeva and Andrey Rublev reached the US Open mixed doubles semifinals after defeating the two-time defending champions. Andreeva revealed she once had a crush on Rublev as a teenager, calling it a dream to play alongside her favorite player
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Novak Djokovic suffered a 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 defeat to Argentina’s Thiago Tirante at the Cincinnati Open, citing health issues in hot, humid conditions. The 39-year-old expressed uncertainty about returning, with the US Open his next scheduled tournament
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Dutch tennis player Tallon Griekspoor defeated top seed Alexander Zverev at the Canadian Open, earning his biggest win of the season and reaching the third round. The upset adds to a series of early exits for top seeds at the ATP Masters 1000 event
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Tennis veteran Rohan Bopanna has tipped defending champion Jannik Sinner and Elena Rybakina to capture the singles crowns at Wimbledon 2026. The 46-year-old also shared nostalgic reflections on his journey from watching the grass-court Grand Slam as a child
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Hyderabad’s Sahaja Yamalapalli finished runner-up at the ITF W35 Wichita tournament in Kansas, losing 4-6, 0-6 to USA’s Reese Brantmeier in the final. Earlier, Yamalapalli fought through a grueling three-set semifinal to book her place in the summit clash
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The two-hour, three-minute victory, in which Collingnon claimed 43 of 49 first-serve points and never faced a break point, made the world No.62 the first Belgian to land a top-five win at a major
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Novak Djokovic advanced to the Roland Garros third round after beating Frenchman Royer in four sets, but clashed with the Paris crowd over boos. He criticized their disrespect, hoping to avoid more French opponents, and now faces Brazil’s Fonseca
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Ignacio Buse,surged 26 places to World No. 31 after a sensational title run at the Hamburg Open
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Karman Kaur said “Roland Garros for me is a reminder that setbacks don't define you, the courage to return does.
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Both players struck two aces each, while Vaidehee committed five double faults against Justina's three.
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Akanksha was outplayed by Arina Arifullina in a one-sided 6-1, 6-1 Round of 32 match.
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Sabalenka and fellow No. 1 Jannik Sinner, along with many top-ranked players, issued a statement on Monday expressing "deep disappointment" over the French Open prize money.
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The 18-year-old Dhamne fought valiantly before falling 6-7(8), 4-6 in a match that lasted over two hours and was decided by narrow margins.